يا الله ما أغرب أساليب القلب، وما أعجب الأعذار التى يلتمسها للوصول إلى رغباته. - Alexandre Dumas fils

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يا الله ما أغرب أساليب القلب، وما أعجب الأعذار التى يلتمسها للوصول إلى رغباته.

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About Alexandre Dumas fils

Alexandre Dumas (July 27, 1824 – November 27, 1895) was a popular French novelist and playwright, best known for his novel and play, La Dame aux camélias. The word fils (son) is usually added to his name to distinguish him from his father, Alexandre Dumas, père.

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Native Name: Alexandre Dumas
Alternative Names: Alexandre Dumas son Alexandre Dumas Jr. Alexandre Dumas, fils Alexandre Dumas (fils) Alexandre Dumas the younger Dumas the younger Alexandre Dumas, the Younger Alexandre Dumas, Jr.
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Let us not despise the woman who is neither mother nor daughter nor wife. Let us not limit our esteem to family life, narrow our tolerance to simple egotism. Given that heaven rejoices more at the repentance of one sinner than over a hundred good men who have never sinned, let us endeavor to make heaven rejoice. We may be rewarded with interest. Let us leave along the path the alms of our forgiveness for those whose earthly desires have marooned them, so that a divine hope may save them, and, as the wise old women say when they prescribe a remedy of their own invention, if it doesn't help, at least it can't hurt.

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It is my considered view that no one can invent fictional characters without first having made a lengthy study of people, just as it is impossible for anyone to speak a language that has not been properly mastered. Since I am not yet of an age to invent, I must make do with telling a tale.

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